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This can be a very enjoyable trip winter or summer but if you are from Colorado, Montana or one of the big mountain states you may want to pass this one up. Fishing, pickniking, and hiking nearly year around. Sking and sledding in the winter!

We went from Saguaro National Park 105 degree heat to Mt Lemmon 59 degrees in one hour drive. The views along the drive up are amazing and the changes in the topography of the mountain is unbelievable. When you get to the top take the...More

I cannot begin to describe how amazing Mt Lemmon is. No other big city like Phoenix aecen comes close to having something like this. It's like being able to drive into northern California, but just an hour away from the low desert surrounding the city....More

Almost 9000 feet above the desert, Mt Lemmon offers an escape from the heat as well as some outstanding views. Cactus morphs subtley into pine forrest as you climb and the rocky outcrops project changing images as the mountain road meanders between them.

Tucson to Mt Lemmon is a 30 drive into the mountains and 60 minutes to the top. If you are a hiker or camper this is must. Visitors are amazed by the views, panoramas, and sudden change in the climate. Your reward is a piece...More

Don't miss out on going up to Mount Lemon when visiting Tucson. Be sure to wear sturdy shoes, protective clothing, take plenty of water and take a hike! You won't be disappointed! There is a general store and a fun place for lunch that makes...More

I would say from about one hour after sunrise to about one hour before sunset local Tucson time. There is not a toll to travel the scenic route, just a lot of curves and beautiful vistas to look out over.